In 2025, Yunlong, an innovative pioneer in the global low-speed EV sector, launched a new low-speed EV tailored for European urban commuting. It fills the gap in Europe’s license-free commuting vehicle market and boosts its global layout with technological and cost advantages.
In terms of exterior design, this new model breaks the rigid stereotype of traditional low-speed vehicles. Adopting a “cute aesthetic” that caters to the aesthetic preferences of young female users and family consumers, it features smooth and rounded lines, optional color schemes, and round LED headlight clusters on the front face. With an overall lively and playful shape that combines fashion sense and recognition, it stands out as an “eye-catcher” in urban landscapes whether cruising through streets or parked by the roadside.
In terms of practicality, the model maximizes its “compact and flexible” features. With a body width of only 1,060mm – half the width of a traditional family car – and an ultra-small turning radius, it can easily make U-turns and pass other vehicles. Meanwhile, its compact design greatly simplifies parking, perfectly addressing the pain point of “parking space scarcity” in core urban areas of Europe.
Despite its size, it doesn’t compromise on performance or safety: 2KW high-efficiency motor + optimized transmission, max speed 45km/h; touchscreen supports navigation, Bluetooth and multi-languages, with one-click start and power windows for easy operation.
Yunlong is fully advancing the European EEC certification for this model; a dedicated team aligns with Europe’s strict standards (crash safety, electrical stability, eco-friendly materials) to ensure compliance. EEC certification is a core European market access threshold, through which Yunlong conveys the concept of “safety, reliability, low carbon”.
A Yunlong representative said: “This model is a precise response to the European market, demonstrating the strategy of ‘driving products via tech innovation and winning markets with localized services’. We will increase European investment, launch more adapted models, and bring Chinese-made green commuting solutions to global users.”
Post time: Nov-28-2025